Which of the following helped Japan's economy recover following World War II?

Question

A.
Soviet humanitarian and military aid

B.
the discovery of oil and coal reserves

C.
significant investment by the United States

D.
the economic programs of the Marshall Plan

Answer 1

The correct answer is:

C. significant investment by the United States

After World War II, the United States played a crucial role in Japan's economic recovery through significant investment and support, including the Dodge Plan, which stabilized the economy, and the introduction of policies that encouraged industrial growth. The Marshall Plan primarily focused on Western Europe, so it did not directly apply to Japan's recovery.